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Tellier Benoit updated PROTOCOLS-108:
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Issue Type: New Feature (was: Bug)
> Add support for SETQUOTA, GETQUOTA and GETQUOTAROOT
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> Key: PROTOCOLS-108
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PROTOCOLS-108
> Project: James Protocols
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Tellier Benoit
> Assignee: Eric Charles
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> These commands are defined in RFC 2087.
> I implemented parsers, encoder, responses, and requests, with tests.
> What I need is to finish processors, and to do that I just need to know how
> to handles rights. I asked these questions on the mailing lists :
> ```
> For GETQUOTAROOT, I made the choice that the user should have the
> read write on the mailbox.
>
> For GETQUOTA, I seems natural that the user should have the read
> permission on one of the mailbox belonging to the quota root. I bond
> quota root to be the user owning the mailbox...
> How do I get all the mailboxes for a given user ? I gess I can
> achive this threw MailboxManager::search() but I have troubles
> understanding the way MailboxQuery works... I f you have any tips ...
> We have an application ( OBM ) that uses the SETQUOTA command. We
> nowadays uses Cyrus, that allow an admin account to perform SETQUOTA
> operations. My question is :
> Is there any ADMIN account in James ? Is their any way to
> achieve the same thing ? Of course SETQUOTA should be possible threw JMX
> ( I already implemented that ), but we realy want to do that in a
> standardized way using the SETQUOTA command.
> ```
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